Crunch time ?, page-270

Whytee - I think he's overlooking the fact that EdenCrete can potentially replace a number of admixtures in one. Also the way in which it works to achieve enhanced performance characteristics is completely different to that of other chemical admixtures hence its Type S classification. We don't need approvals to sell any other types because we have a superior product.

I'm surprised at the level of doubt that has been shared by posters over the last few days. User acceptance takes time in this industry, 6 month trials are typical and then there are issues that may need to be managed before a customer can effectively make the switch (e.g. Engineering approvals, red tape to alter internal specifications, standards, negotiating supplier terms, getting out of existing admixture contracts and stocks sitting on the shelf, etc). This is going to take time people and it could be slow at times, but IMO it will happen. GLTA the true believers/ non-doubters!